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Hey.

I told the lady
who runs my boardinghouse

that you've got women that vote
here, in Colorado Springs...

It wasn't only my doing,
Colleen.

And that you thought women
should make up their own minds

about things.

Was this discussion in
reference to something specific?

Well, the boardinghouse

has this rule
about going out past supper.

But the library's open until 9.

She won't even let
me go to study.

- Hi.
- Good.

I imagine she can't
bend the rules just for you.

I mean, it's possible
that some of the other girls

aren't quite as responsible
as you are.

But that isn't fair.

Oh, life isn't always fair,
Colleen.

Did you hear the news

that Logan Thompson
and Muriel McFarland

are planning on getting married
in the summer?

- Really?
- Oh, that's wonderful.

They're such nice kids.

Oh, and very young.

Their parents
asked me to counsel them.

Well, I'm sure
they'll appreciate that.

I could take you up
to the Thompson farm today.

I'm going out to Manitou.
It's on the way.

Oh, you -- you know,

this afternoon's really
not that good for me.

But thank you anyway.

Well, perhaps
I could take you out tomorrow

if I have a slow day
at the clinic.

No.

No, I -- I wouldn't dream
of troubling you, Michaela.

- I'd be happy to do it.
- No.

I will talk to Logan and Muriel
the next time

they come into town.

They don't get into town
that often.

They haven't been here
in weeks.

They will come by the store
sooner or later.

It can wait.

Is the Reverend
still nervous about traveling?

He's all right
with what he knows.

But anything beyond that...

I wish I could help him.

Michaela!

Marjorie!

Well, what are you doing here?

Is that the way
to greet your sister

who's come all the way
from Boston?

You look wonderful,
but why didn't you tell me

- you were coming?
- I wanted it to be a surprise.

It all happened quite suddenly.

Michaela, something
wonderful has happened.

Really? What's that?

I was arrested.

Right here on the front page
of the "Boston Herald."

"Six Boston Suffragettes
Arrested Attempting to Vote."

We went to the polls,
knowing they'd arrest us.

It was so invigorating.

Following the examples
of Elizabeth Cady Stanton,

Victoria Woodhull,
and Dr. Michaela Quinn.

Except Ma was never arrested.

Not for that, anyway.

Mother was so embarrassed.

We got into a terrible fight.

And I thought, "I'm not a child
anymore.

"I don't have
to please my mother.

Michaela will understand."

So here I am.

So you haven't resolved
your differences with Mother?

Oh, how could I?

She's impossible.
Michaela, now,

I know what it's been
like for you all these years.

How a genteel lady

like Elizabeth ever
wound up with you two...

Lovely to see you too,
Mr. Bray.

Michaela, let's celebrate.

Have a cigar?

Oh, thank you anyway.
But, uh...

- No?
- Looking good, Marjorie.

Oh.
Well, thank you, Hank.

Aren't you proud of me,
Michaela?

Now, we can really be sisters.

Well, yes, of course.

Anything I can do to help you,
Michaela.

At the clinic or with the town
council, anything at all,

you just say the word.

Gotta go out
to Preston's homestead.

Says he got some more changes
for me.

Well, that's the fourth time

he's changed the plans
this month.

And they say women are fickle.

Your horses are ready.

Oh, I hope you got me
a fast one.

Oh, I did.

How long is she gonna
be staying for?

I don't know.
But she can stay as long

as she wants to, of course.

Sure.

She always used to be
so prim and proper,

the perfect Boston young lady.

Well, with the last visit,
I mean, she was so changed.

Now, it's --

it's just such a surprise,
a pleasant surprise.

And another stepped down
before me.

So Jesus said, "Rise,
take up your bed and walk."

"And immediately, the man

was made well and took up
his bed and walked."

Good.

Now, if you could read
to me from --

Reverend,
why don't you read it yourself?

Well, I'm talking about Braille,
of course.

No, well,
I've been meaning to learn it.

I just, uh,
haven't gotten around to it yet.

I don't mind readin' to him.

Uh, I've been
working on ideas for a sermon.

There are techniques
you can use now

to write with Braille, too.

You remember that friend
of Father's, Michaela?

Uh, Dr. Pratt. He went blind
a few years ago, and --

But we have reason to hope,

to believe that the Reverend's
condition isn't permanent.

What can I do for you, Grace?

Well, more like what
the Reverend

can do for Logan and Muriel.

News is they had a big fight
and they're thinking

of calling off the wedding.

Oh, no. And they're so suitable
for each other.

Well, perhaps if you
could talk to them, Reverend...

Oh, yes, of course.

Um, if they come into town,
I'd be happy to...

"Rise, take up your bed
and walk."

Marjorie, perhaps I could have
a word with you outside.

Made your favorite pie today,
Reverend.

Would you like me
to bring you over a piece?

Can I get you another cup
of coffee, Reverend?

We're trying to be optimistic
and keep his spirits up.

Well, that may be.
But you're all treating him

like a patient
rather than your pastor.

Well, he is a patient.

How long have you been
searching for a cure for him?

Some months now.

Well, what if he stays blind?

Is he gonna be a patient
for the rest of his life?

Michaela, perhaps the best way
you can be his friend

is to stop being his doctor.

Marjorie, you, uh...

See if you wanted
to see my new hotel.

Oh, I'd be delighted, Hank.

Tell me, are you still employing
prostitutes?

Can't you do anything
to control that sister of yours?

She's quite different from
the Marjorie I used to know.

She's you, is what she is,

you before you got some sense
in you.

And voting rights
are only the beginning.

- Vicky states very clearly --
- Vicky?

Oh, Victoria Woodhull.

You know Victoria Woodhull
personally?

I'm proud to be her disciple.

She is the perfect example
of a woman

who has taken her life
into her own hands

and refuses to live
by the restrictions

that men would enforce upon us.

Oh, Michaela.

Wouldn't you agree that
true equality between the sexes

can only be achieved when --

Women ain't equal to men.

Excuse me.

Th-that's right.
Look at you.

You're different.

I second that.

Different should not mean
unequal.

I-I think what Loren's
trying to say is...

I'm sure Mr. Bray
can speak for himself.

Oh, you bet I can.

And I'm sure you'd agree

that women should receive
equal wages for equal work.

Depends
on what you mean by equal.

Lotta different ways
of looking at that.

And that women shouldn't have
to give up her property

just because she's married.

Well, where'd they get that
property in the first place?

And because marriage
denies women these rights

and so many others,

how can it be seen
as anything other than a tyranny

- which must be abolished?
- Abolished?

I think what Marjorie's
trying to say is that --

Next, you'll be saying
that women ought to be able

to get divorced just
because they want to!

- Absolutely!
- Wh...

And love who they will
when they will.

That is scandalous!

Ah, yes, uh, free love.

Isn't that what
Victoria Woodhull advocates?

Indeed, she does.

She says that complete freedom
of sexuality

is an inalienable right,
the same as freedom of religion.

I've been practicing free love
my whole life.

This is disgraceful.

Marriage is a commitment.

That's right.

So you agree with
Mrs. Morales?

Well, I believe that
men and women

should behave responsibly
whether they're married or not.

Huh.

Doesn't your Vicky also call
marriage legalized prostitution?

- What?!
- She's merely pointing out

that sexual relationships
without love

are no better than prostitution.

Well, there are many women
who believe in equal rights

who won't go quite that far.

That doesn't sound
like the Michaela Quinn I know.

Marjorie...

Ugh!

Oh, Dr. Mike,
here's one from Boston.

Thank you, Horace.

You've got to have opinions
yourself on your own.

Otherwise, people
will step all over you

and just say anything they
wanna say to you...

You've gotta just
say to yourself,

"I count.
I'm gonna stand up for myself.

I'm not gonna put up"...

Marjorie, may I have a word
with you?

Excuse me for a minute.

I've just received
this letter from Mother.

I suppose she relished
the opportunity

to sling some mud at me.

Well, she's very concerned
about you.

What'd she call it,
an affair with a married man?

Yes.

But I'd like to hear
your side of it.

It's not my side, Michaela.
It's the truth.

The gentleman
and I have a friendship.

He helped me with a speech.

It's a platonic friendship.
That's all.

Mother seems to think
otherwise.

But what do you think?

Do you believe that I would take
away another woman's husband,

Michaela,
after what happened with Edward?

Of course not.

Marjorie.

What's this, uh, slop you been
puttin' in my girls' heads?

Well, they're exercising
free choice, Hank.

I thought you supported that.

They're my employees.

And you treat them
disgracefully.

Look, I didn't take this stuff
from your sister.

And I ain't gonna
take it from you.

Now mind your own business.

These women are my business.

Get inside...

All women
are each other's business.

Well,
isn't that right, Michaela?

I believe that all women

should have the right
to determine their own lives.

All women.

Oh, watch out!

Whoo!

Whoa, slow down!

Come on! Whoo!

Whoo-hoo! Whoo!

I haven't had so much fun
since we raced down the hill

outside Grandma's house.

And you spilled blackberries
all over your white dress!

Do you remember
Grandma's face?

I didn't think
she was ever gonna forgive you.

Well, she certainly didn't
let me have any blackberry pie.

Will you look at her?

Brian,
you better go back inside.

Oh, now, don't be such
a fuddy-duddy, Mr. Bray.

Fuddy-duddy?

Well, bloomers are ideally
suited for riding, Loren.

Becoming.

Thank you!

Becoming a man.

Look at this!

Fine example
you're setting for the boy.

Brian is old enough to think
matters through for himself.

Why do you insist
on regulating people?

Some people need regulating.

Go on!
Get outta here, you mangy cur!

You wanna go
finish that letter, Reverend?

Oh, yes.

Uh, Brian's helping me write
a letter to Logan and Muriel.

Do you really think
that a letter is the best way

to handle their problem?

Well, I don't know
what else to do.

Why not ride out there
and see 'em?

Ride?

I can't ride.

Why not?

You're in good physical shape.

And I imagine you used to ride.

Yeah,
you're a real good rider.

I could ride alongside you.

I'd tell you the way,
show you any obstacles.

It can't be much different
from riding at night.

No, I-I don't think so.

It would just take
some getting accustomed to.

Riding, or to being blind?

Both.

There you go.

And here's the stirrup.

Good.

Good!

Now, I'll ride alongside you.
And I'll tell you what's ahead.

You ready?

Yeah, which way first?

Uh, I think we'll start
by going in a circle.

That way,
you can get your feeling back.

Just move along.

Forward.

Nothing in our way.
Good.

How does that feel?

Good.

To the right, Reverend.
To the right, to the right.

Good.

There you go, Reverend.

Would you like to try
a little trot?

Oh, I think he does.

Let's go.
You can do it.

Good, Reverend.

Keep turning to the right.

Very good, Reverend.

That's wonderful, Reverend.

Keeping up
on the financial news, are we?

Well, I certainly am.

You don't intend on purchasing
those stocks, do you?

I was just about to wire
my stockbroker.

You have a stockbroker?

I'm sure
you know that Victoria Woodhull

has a brokerage house
of her own.

Oh, of course.
But if I may offer some advice,

high-risk investments
should be taken in moderation.

Now, those stocks
may have been doing well lately,

but that's no assurance
they'll continue to do so.

Oh, I quite agree.

That's why I'm selling them.

Selling?

I've done quite well
with them, actually.

I haven't made a lot
of money yet.

But I'm hoping
with a diversified portfolio

to become thoroughly
independent.

Perhaps you'd like to see
my most successful investment,

the Springs Chateau Hotel.

My goodness, the town
is full of new hotels.

Hank just showed me
the Gold Nugget.

Found it quite charming.

I think you'll find
mine even more so,

and larger.

Oh, Michaela.

We could use
your tactical skills here.

We've been composing a strategy

on how to improve these women's
working conditions.

Your sister was saying
that we oughta get

at least one break a day.

Ah, Hank
ain't gonna like this.

That's true.

Hank can be
a very tough negotiator.

Well, maybe it
ain't such a good idea.

Oh, it's an excellent idea.

But if you want to end up
with one break,

you should demand two or three.

Hank really ain't gonna
like this.

Well, he won't have a choice
if you all stick together.

And if he doesn't like it,
take the break anyway.

You mean, show him
he can't push us around?

Or if you really wanna make
a point, take the whole day off.

How 'bout tomorrow?

I've got the perfect place.

- Yeah.
- The lap of luxury.

Andrew, this couple has come
all the way from San Francisco.

Here, let me get my grip here.

Welcome to
the Springs Chateau. May I?

Oh, thank you.

- Welcome to Spring Chateau.
- Thank you so much.

Something's going on
right over -- right over here.

Looks like
we have some visitors.

Howdy, ladies.

You know, it ain't just taking
the day off that feels so good.

It's taking things
into your own hands.

You can take charge
of your own destinies.

Exactly.

Well, you're intelligent
and capable young women.

You don't have to do
that sort of work.

Oh, now, now, Michaela.

Just because you didn't choose
their profession doesn't mean

they don't have a right to it.

I'm just pointing out
that they have alternatives.

Like what?

I don't got a family
or a husband.

Well,
you could get another job.

You could be a-a waitress.

I'm afraid we haven't any
positions available at present.

I decided to take you up
on your offer to see your hotel.

And you had
the intriguing notion

of bringing along a few friends.

If you'd like us to leave...

Oh, me.

Oh, no, no, no, no, please.
Stay as long as you'd like.

Michaela, I must say,
you are looking extremely well.

Why don't we try
a little trot?

All right.

Good, Reverend.

That's real good.

That's excellent, Reverend.

Now, a little faster.

Why not try a canter?

Oh, my.

Stop! Stop!

What do you think
you're doing?

Get down from there!
You're gonna get yourself hurt!

Come on.

Do you realize
you could've gotten him killed?

He's an experienced horseman.

The man is blind!

You're the one who's blind
to your own selfishness.

Selfishness?

If the Reverend
becomes independent again,

you're gonna have to face
your own loneliness.

Oh, yeah.

You know all about that,
don't you?

I don't see many men
lined up to take you out.

- I could have any man I wanted.
- Oh, yeah.

Of course you could.
You just don't want any, do you?

Well, I certainly don't want
a stubborn, opinionated...

I ain't impressed
with your big words.

Oh, you ain't, huh?

You think you can just
waltz into this town

with your fancy clothes
and your fancy ways.

Oh, yes.

I heard all about you
over at the hot springs,

sitting in there...naked.

You're just threatened
by powerful women.

I think a woman
should be a woman.

What's wrong with that?

You wouldn't know
what to do with a real woman.

I wouldn't? Oh, yeah?

Marjorie's bed
hasn't been slept in.

She must not have come home
last night. Where could she be?

We'll find her.
I'm sure she's fine.

Good doggie-woggie.

Ah, go on.
Help yourself.

Go on, take two.

Growin' boy
like you needs nourishment.

Loren, have you seen Marjorie?

Have I seen Marjorie?

I'm gonna be seein'
Marjorie the rest of my life.

We're gettin' married.

What?

You're getting married?

I'm not getting married.

Marjorie and Loren?

It's not possible.

That little...

Yeah, it looks like she
was just stringin' you along

to get to your girls.

She ain't gonna
get away with it.

But Loren's... Let's face it.

He's...old.

Well, then, maybe there's hope
for you yet, Preston.

It is such a beautiful day,
Michaela.

I never noticed
how blue the sky was here...

- Marjorie....
- And the smells.

Pine and...

Marjorie, would you
come in for a moment, please?

Will you sit down?

No.
Not you, too, Michaela.

Please don't talk to me
about marrying Loren.

Marjorie,
under the circumstances...

I'm not marrying him.

Marjorie, please.

I-I can't help but wonder
if you're afraid of marriage

because your first one
ended so unhappily.

This is completely different.

Why, I hope so.

But it would certainly
be understandable

if you would resist the idea
of marriage after the way

Edward betrayed you.

How can I marry Loren?

I hardly know him.

Well,
it didn't stop you from...

Being attracted to him?

Well, shouldn't you get to
know someone for a little while

before you...

Clearly, you have feelings
for Loren that I didn't realize.

Nobody could've been
more surprised than I was,

Michaela.

But look at you and Sully.

You certainly didn't expect
to become involved with a man

like him, did you?

Well, that's true.
But our relationship...

Well, it took some time
to develop. You and Loren...

It just happened.

He made me so furious.

And then...
the next thing I knew...

Nobody has ever made me feel
so intensely since...

Well, ever.

Well, these are feelings
to be treasured.

But you can't just do
what you did and --

and move along.

I have no intention
of moving along.

I wanna spend time with Loren.

I'm just never gonna
marry anyone again.

Oh, you -- you mean
you'd live together

without getting married?

Marriage is just a piece
of paper, Michaela.

Do you really believe that?

Yes.

I do.

Marjorie, please.

She said that marriage
is just a piece of paper.

- Maybe for her, it is.
- What about for Loren?

- I didn't know...
- I heard it...

- Yeah?
- Oh.

Are you all right?

Yes.

Loren, please.

Dorothy.

I'm sorry.

I-I just
must've lost my head.

Maybe you've found your heart.

Do you love her?

Well,
it doesn't make any difference.

She don't love me.

Did you ask her?

The whole town heard!

But did you ask her?

Well, I assumed...

Don't.

Don't assume.

You're a good man, Loren.

Any woman would be lucky
to have you.

Good day, Mrs. Morales.

Please, Hank.

You can't not pay us
for the whole week.

- Yeah.
- We only took one day off.

We had an agreement --
a week's pay for a week's work.

That ain't fair.

We have to do something
about this.

We started them on the path.

They have to take the reins
of their own lives.

We had a deal. You're the ones
who welched on it.

All right.
We took one day off.

- You can take that off our pay.
- Right.

That sounds
like a fair compromise, Hank.

A deal's a deal, Michaela.

Oh, come on, Hank.
We gotta eat.

So get back to work!

Now!

And, you two,
stay away from my girls.

You can't just
light a fire under people

and then leave them to...

You can't run
other people's lives.

Mrs. Morales?

I've been wanting
to talk to you.

I saw some of Brian's textbooks.

And the way they portray women
is far from satisfactory.

It's so important to let

children know
that they have possibilities,

that they don't have to live
the roles that society...

Reverend, you all right?

Oh, Dr. Mike.

I'm fine.

Except I just found out
that Logan and Muriel

have now definitely
called off their engagement.

Oh.

Well, maybe it
wouldn't have happened

if I'd talked with them first.

I would like to
try to patch it up.

And I was hopin'
to take you up on your offer.

To ride out to the farm
with you?

I don't want to impose.

No, no. Colleen can take care
of things here.

If you're sure
it's a good time.

It's a perfect time.

Afternoon.

Mr. Bray.

I, uh, heard you were
over at the school givin'

Mrs. Morales what for.

We had
an intriguing conversation.

Yeah, I bet.

I was, uh, thinkin'...

Now,
that's your first mistake.

What, are you sayin'
I can't think anymore?

I'm too old?

Oh, no.
By no means too old...

Now, you stay right there.

I got somethin' to say.

Oh, Loren. No.

I was hopin'...

Please, don't.

What?

You have no obligation to me.

Well, of course I do.

Marriage is oppression.

You've just been married
to the wrong man.

Perhaps.

Marjorie...

I ain't felt this alive
in years.

Neither have I.

Bein' with you...

Well, you make me as mad
as a hornet in a hatbox.

But you make my head weak
and my heart strong.

And I reckon
that's about as good as it gets.

It is. But...

I wanna be with you.

I wanna wake up with you,
like we did this mornin'

and go to sleep with you,
like we did last night.

But we can have all that.
We don't have to get married.

You mean live in sin?

Sin? What sin could there be
in two people loving each other,

in giving themselves
to each other

because they want to,

not because some contract
tells them that they have to?

That ain't what marriage is.

It's just a piece of paper.

No.

It's...a pledge from your heart.

I have fallen in love
for the last time.

And I take it serious.

I love you, Marjorie Quinn.

Marry me.

The trail narrows, Reverend.
So be careful.

Now, we're gonna take a bend
to the left here, Reverend.

- Further to the left, Reverend.
- Left?

- To the left!
- Left?

Oh!

Ah!

Oh!

Are you all right?
Reverend?

Ow!
Uh!

I'm not sure.
Ow!

- Does that hurt?
- No!

I'm -- I'm all right.

I'm just so -- so stupid!

Why did I even think...

How could I even
consider doing this?

Please, please,
don't try to get up.

I told you, I'm fine!

But I'm blind, Michaela.

Blind people do not ride horses.

I can't.

I can't do this.

You mustn't let
this discourage you, Reverend.

I'm gonna...No.
No, you take me back to town.

All right.
It's not too far to walk.

You stay right here.
I'll get the horses.

Here I am, Reverend.

To the right.

If you need anything at all...

Dr. Quinn.
I have been looking for you.

Mrs. Morales.

Your sister made a disruptive
visit to my classroom today.

I told her
that she is not welcome,

especially when she
spreads such immorality.

But she insisted on telling
the children

about this Mrs. Woodhull.

Well, I suppose it can't hurt
the children to know what ideas

are being expressed
in other parts of the country.

But it can hurt them.

Their minds are young.
They are impressionable.

And your sister
is a very bad influence.

Surely you would not want
your son or daughter

to act as she does?

Well, Marjorie's a very
enthusiastic person.

Sometimes
she does get carried away.

If she interrupts my classroom
again,

I will have to go
to the town council.

A woman should be able to make
her own choices

- about her sexual behavior.
- Marjorie!

I was just having a talk
with Colleen.

Now.

This place is beginning
to feel like a woodshed.

How can you be this way?

Michaela, you were always
a bit of a prude.

I'm not just talking about
what you've said to Colleen,

although she is my daughter.

And she's a grown woman!

She's an impressionable
young woman.

And I'd rather not have
her influenced in matters

of intimacy by someone
who's as -- as loose as you are.

Loose? That only goes to prove
that someone other than you

should be having
these discussions with her.

Oh, no, you don't.
You don't change the subject.

This is about you.
It's not about Colleen.

You light fires,
and then you walk away.

Loren is deeply upset.

Look, what occurred between me
and Loren is our business.

What about the Reverend and
those girls across the street?

Everyone's life is --

is worse off since you started
meddling in their affairs.

You're just jealous.

Jealous?

Face it, Michaela.
You've changed.

You used to be
the crusader here.

But you've stopped.
I've taken your place.

That's what's bothering you.

That's right. Walk away.

It's just what
I was talking about.

You start something,
and you just take off.

Well, you won't have
to worry about that anymore.

I'll leave tomorrow.

- Good.
- Good!

Is she right, Sully?
Am I just envious of her?

Sounds like a lot of what you
said about her hit home.

Sometimes the truth hurts.

So I'm no longer
such a crusader.

I have changed.

Of course you have.

I suppose I wouldn't be
working so hard

trying to keep with her
if I didn't know that.

Doesn't mean it's bad.

Just other things
are more important to you now.

Like you and the children.

I still wanna...

What?

Make a difference,
move forward, help people.

You do that every day,
right here.

Thank you.

She is such a strong-willed,
obstinate...

Quinn.

Hey, Loren.

Expected you to be closed
by now.

I am.

Saw Marjorie.

You gonna give up on her?

I'm too old to change, Sully,

to change that much.

Well, uh,
she's gonna be leaving tomorrow.

You and me,
we've been lucky, Loren.

We got another chance at love.

Are you gonna have
many more chances?

I was just
taking these upstairs to pack.

Marjorie, please don't leave.

It's best.

Not with this anger
between us.

Michaela,
that's not our problem.

We're not good together.

We've never been good together.

You're right.

I have changed.

My work, my family...

Well, there's nothin'
wrong with that.

It seems
as if we've changed positions

but we're still
on opposite sides of the fence.

As we've been all our lives.

Where will you go now?

I'm not sure.

We quit Hank's.

Now what?

This is a very brave step
you're taking.

But where are we gonna go now?

We've only got a few dollars
between us.

This is an organization
in Boston

that can help you get your lives
back in order.

How are we gonna get there?

I mean,
trains cost a lot of money.

Well, if you'd allow me,

I'd like to pay
for your train fare

and help you get back
on your feet.

You could come with me
on the train tomorrow.

You'd take us all the way
to Boston?

I'd be honored.

There's someone there
that I should see.

That's real generous of you,
ma'am.

That's what sisters are for.

You can't let Logan and Muriel

lose a chance at happiness
together

without at least trying to help.

But we don't have to ride.
We could take the wagon.

It'd take just a little longer.

That's true.

But you know what
they always say,

"You have to get back on
that horse again."

And I'll fall again.

No, you won't.

We'll take it slower.

And we'll be more careful.

But you're my doctor,
for goodness' sake.

More important than that,
I'm your friend.

You need to take
hold of your life again.

- Brian?
- Reverend.

Reins are on the horn.

Thank you, Brian.

You ready?

Straight ahead.

I've never been on
a train before.

- Me neither.
- This is so exciting.

Easy over the tracks here,
Reverend.

All right.

Sorry we're late.

Whoa.

Once the Reverend
got Logan and Muriel

talking to each other,
they wouldn't stop.

Is that good or bad?

- In this case, good.
- The wedding is on.

- Thanks to the Reverend.
- Oh, no.

I couldn't have gotten out there

if it hadn't been
for you and Marjorie.

Promise me you'll come back.

You try and stop me.

We don't have to get married?

Well, at least not yet.

They're kissin'!

They're so sweet together.

Well, Colleen, it's wonderful

that they care for each other
so much.

But being intimate
without being married,

that's --that's not something
that I would do.

Or I would hope --

Ma, just 'cause I'm happy
for them

doesn't mean that's the way
I want to live.

They're still kissin'.

Ain't never seen
Mr. Bray happier.

Have you, Ma?

No. No, I haven't, Brian.

I love you, too, Loren Bray.

Goodbye, everybody.

Brian. Matthew.

Bye.

Goodbye, sweet Katie.

Colleen.

Thanks for everything, Sully.

Take care of yourself.

We're always gonna
be different, Marjorie.

But I think the world
needs both of us.

Don't you?

Yes. Both of us.

All aboard!

Bye!

Hurry back.

- See ya soon!
- Bye, now!

- Bye!
- Hurry back.

Hurry back.